For those starting out in weight pull, one common question is "where to I get a harness?" I threw this sticky together to list some sources where people can get weight pull equipment. This list does not cover every single harness-maker out there, but it should provide a good base to start from.
Please, if you are planning to pull your dog in competition, buy the best equipment you can afford! The equipment is just the tip of the iceberg when evaluating the cost of competing in weight pull, and it can affect your dog's performance and even their safety. Do not use a walking, tracking, carting or sledding harness for weight pull! Weight pull harnesses are designed the way they are for a reason, and they must have a spreader bar. I personally recommend getting a harness custom-made to your dog's measurements as well. Puppy owners, if you are concerned about your dog growing out of the harness, use a cheap one for practice and then buy a good one before you go into competition, or perhaps just wait until your dog is closer to 1 year before starting their training. It takes time to build a dog up to the sport, so it will do you no harm to wait and size your dog for a proper harness.
(Note, some links say "harnesses," but they also sell drag sleds and other things as well.)
CD Pits Harnesses
Stillwater Kennel Supply
Tablerock Harnesses
Alaskan Dream Dog Equipment
Mighty Harness
Harnesses by Carol
Ikon Outfitters
Browndog Design
Oklahoma Connection
Blackjacks Leather & Nylon
Browns Pit Bull Connection
Southern Dixie Pits
Have fun and "werrrk son!"
Please, if you are planning to pull your dog in competition, buy the best equipment you can afford! The equipment is just the tip of the iceberg when evaluating the cost of competing in weight pull, and it can affect your dog's performance and even their safety. Do not use a walking, tracking, carting or sledding harness for weight pull! Weight pull harnesses are designed the way they are for a reason, and they must have a spreader bar. I personally recommend getting a harness custom-made to your dog's measurements as well. Puppy owners, if you are concerned about your dog growing out of the harness, use a cheap one for practice and then buy a good one before you go into competition, or perhaps just wait until your dog is closer to 1 year before starting their training. It takes time to build a dog up to the sport, so it will do you no harm to wait and size your dog for a proper harness.
(Note, some links say "harnesses," but they also sell drag sleds and other things as well.)
CD Pits Harnesses
Stillwater Kennel Supply
Tablerock Harnesses
Alaskan Dream Dog Equipment
Mighty Harness
Harnesses by Carol
Ikon Outfitters
Browndog Design
Oklahoma Connection
Blackjacks Leather & Nylon
Browns Pit Bull Connection
Southern Dixie Pits
Have fun and "werrrk son!"